Various TCS campuses are located in a region which is an earthquake zone it is possible that the area may be subject to ground shaking for an earthquake. It is conceivable that TCS could experience an earthquake that could force displacement of students, faculty and staff. Below is a contingency plan for programming in the event of an earthquake disaster.

During an Earthquake:

Get under a desk, table or other sturdy object and hold on or brace yourself against a wall in the core of the building. Protect your head. REMEMBER: DUCK, COVER & HOLD.

Stay away from windows, bookcases, filing cabinets and any objects that may fall or shatter. Do not dash for exits, since stairwells may be damaged. Do not use elevators until they are checked for safety.

Do not be surprised if electricity goes off.

Do not smoke or use matches or lighters in case of gas leaks.

After an Earthquake:

Check for injured and assist. Do not attempt to move a seriously injured person unless they are in immediate danger of further injury.